You've criticized a lot, what's your vision of the ideal country? Describe it from general policies, type of government, economic system, globalist or nationalist, whatever.

Also, I'd like to point some things out. On the topic of trolls, you seem to have this idea that trolls believe they're going to change culture and politics through shitposts. By some people's definition, I'd be a troll, and I just do it for the laughs primarily. Sure, making a couple faggits pissed is pretty great, but it's not as if I'm expecting to see a political or cultural shift because I posted a clown pepe. If it upsets the media, then I'll just laugh, and that'll be the end of it. It's for fun, though I do unironically believe in a lot of the rhetoric used in memes I enjoy.

On the topic of guns, there is a consensus held by about 70 percent of Americans. More screening for mental health, and deeper background checks. Apart from that, it's basically divided into two camps. Conservatives who say "gun good." and liberals who say "gun bad." Of course it's more nuanced than that, but delving deeper would require a rabbit trail of research I'm not currently prepared to undertake.

You also mentioned the following: "even biologically speaking the body can end up in-between), gender dysphoria is an illness and transitioning/appearing as the gender they identify as is the treatment, its as simple as that."

If you're using micropenises as evidence of the body ending up in-between, that's incredibly rare, and it is still a penis. Also, it is a severe mental condition, one that, even with your "treatment" of hormone therapy or transitioning, still results in a 40% suicide rate. It's harmful to the youth to glorify transgenderism when it's obvious that so many of them have depression and ridiculously high suicide rates. I'm going to go on a bit of a tangent and share my experience with the subject. I suspect my ex was abused as a child. She never brought up the topic, was raised in what I observed to be a rocky family, always needed attention and reaffirmation, and repeatedly brought up suicide, previous experiences with drugs, and of course, her identifying herself as a guy. I realized that it was likely that she either had been brainwashed by the establishment and was using transgenderism as a cry for attention, or had wounds too deep for me to mend. Although I wish I could have helped her, all but one attempt was met with failure.

In my life, the people who have been affected by transgenderim have deep-rooted issues already. They seek a new identity, a new skin, gender, etc to try and move on. What they don't realize is that the past never leaves. It's a sad state of affairs, but I will never support the transgender movement because of this reason. They think that becoming another gender will help them, as psychiatrists and doctors constantly reassure them (because it gives them business), but it ultimately leaves them just as empty as before.

And what do they have? A mere shell of a body that requires years of expensive hormone treatments, and no emotional gratification. They delude themselves that this new identity, this new body will enable them to move on, but it's just smoke and mirrors.

I pray for the men and women who do experience this, and hope they get mental help, mental help that will fix, or begin to mend the problem at it's root, not relying on a physical change to set you in the correct mental state. As much as I might meme on trannies, I don't hate them, I pity them; a pity that comes from an honest place, when I observed the raw emotions of a broken girl.

That's all, kinda sad now tbh. I hope you got this far, and am interested in hearing your thoughts, esp on transgenderism.